Quick-Bake BBQ Bites Premium PD Recipe
2016-01-19- Cuisine: American
- Skill Level: Easy
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This amazingly fast and easy quick-prep sugar-free whole food plant-based BBQ recipe is deliciously exciting and loaded with eye appeal. These tender tasty morsels will make a BBQ Ranch Salad complete. Dress up your Protective Diet Loaded Nachos or enjoy BBQ Bites in a PD snack wrap or Soft Pocket Bread Sandwich. I can’t seem to tire of this quick-bake recipe that takes a healthy unprocessed vegan diet to a new level of familiar with the comfort food favorite flavor of tender sweet and spicy BBQ.
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posted by Diane Richardson on February 3, 2016
These are so easy to make. They are so flavorful. I made them earlier in the day and then reheated them for dinner and some of them got charred, that just added a great flavor. Will be making these alot.
posted by Stephanie on February 16, 2016
I like these in very small cubes because more of the surface area is covered with the BBQ sauce. I love cooking them on the mats because they get this nice crispy outer coating. They are so easy and fantastic. I could eat them all!
posted by Marie on July 4, 2016
Great idea for loaded nachos!
posted by sadonathan8839 on September 10, 2016
I love eating these with brown rice and a little more bbq sauce. When I want to reheat I wrap several in foil and have a foil packet type dinner that I top rice with!
posted by Megan Weiss on March 13, 2018
So good and can be used in many different ways. Hardest part is to not eat them all straight when they come out of the oven. I bake mine a bit longer, like them browned. I agree with Stephanie, sometimes I like the cubes so they will be more saucy and for other uses I like the more absorbant torn pieces. In my regular rotation of recipes. Highly recommend!